New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-04

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Snssoe puyYou nigh, destroyed many innocent
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Mooney was then 70 moved to q cell in the build
IN" The police were instructed to invest gate his
apiecedcnis and sanity. The general ssion Is
thai he is a Crank " on the subject OF England,
but otherwise his intellect appears oound. In MS
memorandum book was a copy Of the inscription on
the monument of General Richard Montgomery NJ
St. Pau,s Church also the following entries scrlo-
bled in pencil
paris France. June IS. 1851. VIA Hsvre. -
sSw s
There were other entries in the book. including
receipt for spring medicine me song t"nnd
IN Of his pockets While waiting IN .ne
rage with Detective Vail Mooney hailed rep sss
with the INQUIRY, What's the news from the sea-
of war Ia Canadai" He was told there was HULL
ing new and expressed surprise. m. ,;cte5 nm
t. Il one OF t nScS s the
liquid solution and piece Oh '% r. smnked
When the paper was put IN ne nqnio; =. ;or To-
spilled ia tia bottom Of the row-boa1 IL hao
strong sulph0roub smell: ra hod
Mooney hired yow-bost on lnssd va anu n f"r
been seen lowering under tEe stein VI 'no S'0 Ava
- ~" onsen sailed at $50 p. m. yesterday, carry
ing about twenty first cabin ror'y SsfS1 the same
shin which Captain Phean, OF Kansas Guy stated
that he with others tried to blow up with dyns%e e
ssxhen she Law at Liverpool several years ago. her
name Is thought to render her target 1or inc
dypamiters work Gu, G;
That stuff sad Mao1 Capsa bottIs was the same
% ernioded on the Pennsyivania ferryboat and IN
The Jersey City depot The fellow was never
caasni I,"n'J viii he submitted 70 a chemical anal
vsis lis ingredients are. IL is believed. dynamite
Kerosene phosphorus, nap1tna ana o'her conou'
i' No "8T Warren-st. Brooklyn, is roomy three
story brick boarding Sspd " there is for tbS
last seven months, occupying u hall room on The
thlrd floor. Mrs Note SAID TO TRIBUNE Reporter
lat evening ~He s sn%' mere rented s10"' room
but If was so long ago that have FORGOTTEN u IT, ne
50 aa me rstess saS so to see sSot
had ball ro0m and l. thought 1 would
fpd said Su he wss co so"%ss for d s
went regularly to business and was IN every night
hy 10 lie sometimes did writing I ID s r oncs
daylight daylight and went to bed lie acted strangely at
but never about his business. be was the queerest
the the sixteen years nave been her here
When he first came he aud he was married. but
lately be told me he had nice girl and meant 70
marry her. Why, you are married. aren't YOU,
said. Il was' be SAID, but my wife Is dead.
T" Did you see anything peculiar in his actions Y
"The only thing was his custom OF STAYING IN
the bath room long tine He did it last winner
until the other boariers complained ard spoke
to hin. about. He said he had to walk
a great deal and bis feet were sore and one ankle
was spraned aud be got great relief by letting the
water run on it. He used TO have the
water running all the time he was in the
BATHROOM, but could hear bis feet scrape on the
floor showing that he didn't have his shoes OF.
Lately he STAYED in the bathroom more
than ever. and on. Sunday he was there for
an hour and after he came out went
back and stayed another hour. spoke to him
about the matter tor the other boarders~ thought
he monopolixed the room and he made the same OK :
cuse about his ankle. On Monday found that he had
packed up all his things. and thought he was
going away. He kept his things locked up and l
never saw anything suspicious.
No one ever came TO see him and he only got
one letter that / saw. One of the boarders picked
it up after the postan left ii and said II was from
The Irish Worid office and that the name on il was
Morey, and not Mooney. This morning he was
later in going to business than usual. and saw
him sitting on the front steps about ha.f-past g.:
Ole of the boarders 10 the house confirmed Mrs.
Notes account of Mooney and his actions